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ThingsBoard Cloud

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Your data stays in the region you choose, for residency and compliance. No credit card required.

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Rather run it yourself? Install on your own servers

Public dashboard

A public dashboard allows anyone with the URL to view it without authentication.

On ThingsBoard Edge, public dashboards work the same as on ThingsBoard Server, with these differences:

  • Public dashboards remain accessible on the local network even when internet access is unavailable or restricted.
  • The public URL uses the Edge’s local address: http://<Edge-IP>:8080/dashboards/<dashboard-id>
  • If the connection to ThingsBoard Server is lost, the dashboard continues to show real-time device data from the Edge.
  • Any changes are synchronized with ThingsBoard Server once connectivity is restored.

For dashboard creation and management, see Dashboards.

Making Dashboard Public

Section titled “Making Dashboard Public”
  1. Go to Dashboards and open the dashboard menu. Click Make public.
  2. The dashboard is now public. Click Copy public link to share it.
  3. The public link is also available in the Dashboard details window.
Make public button in the Dashboards section Copy public link button Dashboard details window showing the public link

Making Dashboard Private

Section titled “Making Dashboard Private”
  1. Go to Dashboards and open the dashboard menu. Click Make private.
  2. Click Yes to confirm.
Make private button in the Dashboards section Confirmation dialog for making dashboard private
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